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With March Madness beginning its annual descent, those hoping
to nail the perfect NCAA bracket of college basketball championship match-ups might
want to consider the odds weighing against perfection.
According to Jeff Bergen, DePaul University professor of
mathematics and a lifelong collegiate basketball fan, the odds of picking a
perfect bracket are less than one in 9.2 quintillion. For those with a solid
knowledge of the history of the NCAA tournaments, the odds of picking a perfect
bracket increase greatly but still involve numbers with lots of zeroes.
To see Bergen demonstrate the math in a YouTube video, visit
http://bit.ly/AteRMp.
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